Just a point of clarification, there is still plenty of javascript throughout the framework itself, which we have been discussing at length. The difference between Flat Grey and most of the other themes is that it does not depend on javascript for basic interaction. The theme only loads javascript as an enhancement, where as themes like BizznessTime and Tomahawk depend on javascript for basic user interaction such as navigation and preference selection in the case of BizznessTime, and for the drop down main application navigation in Tomahawk. I believe that was the point that Adrian was trying to make.
Ryan L. Foster 801.671.0769 [email protected] ryanlfoster.com On Jan 18, 2011, at 11:08 AM, Jacques Le Roux wrote: > From: "Adam Heath" <[email protected]> >> On 01/18/2011 11:46 AM, Adrian Crum wrote: >>> There are more benefits than that. Flat Grey does not require >>> JavaScript, and it is sight-impaired accessible. It would be the most >>> accommodating point of entry for a new user. >> >> Huh? You mean all those href="javascript:submitForm()" stuff has been >> removed? > > No, and that's the real issue... I think it will remains, except if we find > another way to avoid XSS from FTL files. I don't feel it will change... > > Jacques >
